Jason and Steve return to the magical realm to find a family feud reignited, and wonder if our heroes were duped into helping a bunch of thieves escape with their hoard.

Covering the D&D episodes 'Citadel of Shadows' and 'Cave of the Faerie Dragons'.

Zoe returns for a trip to Etheria, and decries a common trope about women fixing men's problems. We also see what happens when total farce is topped with a deadly serious message.

Covering the episodes 'The Sea Hawk' and 'Horde Prime Takes A Holiday'.

Drew Wagar returns to discuss a pair of episodes that both take their inspiration from Homer, with one taking many liberties with the source material and one literally dropping in on it!

Covering the episodes 'Calypso' and 'Strange Meeting'.

Back to the magical realms of tormented teenagers and demented demons, where we find a story that was maybe too sanitised in order to fit the format and another that is just a mess.

Covering the episodes 'The Time Lost' and 'Odyssey of the Twelfth Talisman'.

Special guest Steve Lawley joins Jason to discuss the animated Star Wars Spin-off 'Droids', and we wonder just what reference material the animators were using for some scenes!

Covering the episodes 'The White Witch' and 'Escape into terror'.

Ulysses encounters a civilisation that's engaged in a battle of the sexes and (because this is a kids' cartoon) failing to spot the obvious problem for their world, and No-No falls in love in a wonderfully poignant episode.

Covering 'Rebellion on Lemnos' and 'City of Cortex'.

We return to the magical realms to find that one character is finally getting their long overdue spotlight episode, and to experience surely the biggest anticlimax this show could possibly deliver.

Covering the episodes 'Child of the Stargazer' and 'The Dungeon at the Heart of Dawn'.

If you've been missing the transforming robots in the podcast of late, never fear, they are here! We look at a recent effort to tell an origin story for some classic characters, and find it largely successful. Yes, it's Transformers One.

Gareth Bowley drops in the discuss the superlative series 'Around the World with Willy Fog', which adapts some classic literature via the medium of cartoon anthropomorphic animals! Hey, now the story must go on, 'cause a lot of time has gone. We must be ready to go awaaaaaay.....

Ulysses shows some surprising willingness to trust someone that nearly leads to universal chaos (literally!), and his crew are awakened, but there has to be a catch...

Covering the episodes 'At the Heart of the Universe' and 'The Magician in Black'.